Still Water Farms

Still Water Farms soay sheep, Monroe, Washington, are nestled in Snohomish County and the Puget Sound near Seattle. Jerry Simicich and Beth Simicich have been raising soay sheep for several years under breed association guidelines, with routine health screening and parasite management.

Their small flock grazes on rotational pasture, and lambs learn basic handling through daily interaction. The farm setting includes sheltered barns and a secure paddock to ensure comfort year-round.

Known for the soft fleece of its heritage breed, the farm maintains a focus on sustainable husbandry and transparent record-keeping. Visitors note the friendly temperament of the sheep and the attentive care evident in each animal’s condition. Their commitment to environmentally friendly practices extends to composting winter bedding and managing grazing to support soil health. Each lamb leaves the farm with documented lineage and guidance on care from birth through weaning, reflecting their dedication to responsible stewardship.